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High Down

Highpoint

Hollesley Bay

Holloway

Hull

Huntercombe

Kingston

Kirkham

Kirklevington

Lancaster Farms

Latchmere House

Leeds

Lewes

Leyhill

Lindholme

Littlehey

Low Newton

Maidstone

Manchester

Moorland

Morton Hall

The Mount

New Hall

North Sea Camp

Norwich

Onley

Pentonville

Portland

Preston

Ranby

Reading

Send

Shepton Mallet

Shrewsbury

Stafford

Standford Hill

Stocken

Styal

Sudbury

Swaleside

Swansea

Thorn Cross

Usk and Prescoed

Whitemoor

Wakefield

Wandsworth

Wayland

Wealstun

Wellingborough

Werrington

Wetherby

Whatton

Whitemoor

Winchester

Woodhill

Wormwood Scrubs

Trainee Immigration Officers

Miss Lestor: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department if he will place in the Library a copy of the series of handouts issued to trainee immigration officers.     [33300]

Mr. Nicholas Baker: I have arranged for this material to be examined with a view to placing the handouts in the Library except where disclosure would damage the effectiveness of the immigration control.

Mr. Raghbir Singh Johal

Mr. Winnick: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department if he will notify the hon. Member during the summer recess of developments in the case of Mr. Raghbir Singh Johal with particular reference to

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whether a final decision is made to deport him; and if he will make it his policy to ensure that such notification will allow time for further representations to him.     [33682]

Mr. Nicholas Baker: Yes.

ATTORNEY-GENERAL

Performance Targets (Agencies)

Mr. Lidington: To ask the Attorney-General if he will announce the key performance targets for executive agencies in his Department for 1995 96; and if he will make a statement.     [35816]

The Attorney-General: On 28 April 1994, I informed the House, Official Report, column 235, of the key performance targets which I had set for the Government Property Lawyers for 1994 95. The agency has had another successful year and it has achieved the targets I set. I congratulate the chief executive and his staff. I have set the following targets for the agency for 1995 96:

To recover the full operating cost of the Agency.

To achieve at least 6,000 new instructions from its clients. To effect an average of 95 completions pre case-holder equivalent to a total of 6,935.

To maintain and improve the quality of service in particular by keeping the proportion of cases completed satisfactorily (i.e. without requiring rectification by reason of any fault of the Agency) on or before the target date at or above 99.5 per cent.

Over the three year period, 1993 94 to 1996 97 to achieve a reduction on operating costs of an average of 2.5 per cent. per year in real terms taking 1993 94 as the base year.

I wish the chief executive and his staff another successful year.

Serious Fraud Office

Mr. Lidington: To ask the Attorney-General when he expects to lay before Parliament and publish the annual report of the Serious Fraud Office for the year 1994 95.     [35815]

The Attorney-General: The report was laid before Parliament at 11 am this morning and then published. Copies have been placed in the Libraries of both Houses.

TREASURY

Statistics (EU)

Mr. David Shaw: To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer, pursuant to his answer of 29 June, if he will publish such information on other EU member states, official publications on public expenditure and taxation as is readily available to him.     [32492]

Mr. Heathcoat Amory: Relevant documents for each of the member states are listed below, where readily available, with the usual month of publication. A number of these documents are not available in the English language.

Austria

1. Federal Budget Law (Bundesfinanzgesetz), January.

2. Financial Report of the Federal Minister of Finance (Bundesvoranschlag) , October.

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3. Multi-Year budget estimates of the Federal Minister of Finance supplemented by the Federal Investment Programme (Budgetprognose und Investitionsprogram des Bundes), June.

4. Annual Economic Report (Wirtschaftsbericht) of the Federal Government, June.

5. Quarterly Report on the excess expenditures (Zusammenstellung der u berplanma sigen Ausgaben) .

6. Subsidy Report of the Federal Government (Subventionsbericht), autumn.

7. Public Debt Report (Finanzschuldenbericht), July.

8. Federal Household Act (bundeshaushaltsgesetz).

Belgium

1. Budget Document. Source: Ministry of Budget

Denmark

1. Finance Bill (Finanslovforslag). August.

2. Finance Act (Finanslov) , February.

3. Budget Updates ("Budgetoversigt"), published May, August, October and December.

4. Supplementary Finance Bill ("Forslag til

tillaegsbevillingslov"), February.

5. The Budget. English Summary of the Finance Bill, September. 6. Finance White Paper ("Finansredegorelse"), once a year. 7. Expenditure White Paper ("Udgiftsanalyser"), once a year. 8. Budget Manual ("Budgetvejledning") , latest issue February 1992.

Finland

1. Budget proposal (Hallituksen esitys eduskunnalle valtion tulo--ja menoarvioksi ). September. Annexes: Economic Survey (English translation available), Report on Multi-year Projections of State Finances.

2. Government Statement on Economic Policy to Parliament (Valtioneuvoston talouspoliittinen selonteko eduskunalle), May. 3. Medium Term Prospects. The Finnish Economy and State Finances to 1990, (biannual, English translation available), May.

4. Report of the Finance Committee of Parliament on the budget proposal (Valtiovarainvaliokunnan mietinto hallituksen esitykseen johdosta valtion tulo--ja menoarvioski), December.

5. The Budget accepted by Parliament (Eduskunnan vastaus hallituksen esityksen valtion tulo--ja menoarvioksi), December. 6. The specification budget of the State (Valtion

erityismenoarvio), February/ March.

7. General Instructions for the Implementation of the State Budget (Valtion tulo--ja menoarvion yleiset soveltamismaaraykset); January.

8. The Annual Accounts of the State (Valtion tilinpaatos), April/May.

9. Report on the Management and State of Government Finances (Kertomus valtiovarain hoidosta jai tilasta), Autumn.

10. The State Auditors' Report (Valtiontilintarkastajain kertomus).

France:

1. Finance Bill (Projet de Loi de Finance), September/October. 2. Economic and Fiancial Report (Rapport e conomique et fiancier) September/October.

3. Supplement on "Ways and Means (Fascicule "Voies et moyens") , outlining central government revenue, September/October.

4. Annexes (Annexes) , detailing expenditures on existing services and new measures by Ministry, September/October.

5. Approved Budget (Budget Vote ) published after approval of Finance Bill, end January.

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